Summer Camps in Satsuma, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: LAMC Student Membership - Los Angeles Mission College
The Spring Eagles Fitness Program (03/14/2016 - 06/02/2016) is a gym membership open to all LAMC Students 16 years old and up. Must be enrolled in at least 1 unit in the current semester to qualify for the student discount. When you enroll in this program you gain access to the Fitness Center, Indoor Track, All Community Fitness Classes, and Locker Rooms. This programs price was a one-time fee of $45.00 for all L.A.M.C. students. NOW $35.00. A 10% Discount will be applied to groups that sign-up 2 or more people within the same transaction. Make sure to bring a copy of your receipt and current class schedule on your first day to the gym. ***Classes have Priority in the Fitness Center*** Summer Hours Monday-Friday: 7:00am - 9:00pm Saturday: 7:00am-12:30pm Contact the Fitness Center for more information www.lamission.edu (818) 364-7891 818-364-7891
The Spring Eagles Fitness Program (03/14/2016 - 06/02/2016) is a gym membership open to all LAMC Students 16 years old and up. Must be enrolled in at least 1 unit in the current semester to qualify for the student discount. When you enroll in this program you gain access to the Fitness Center, Indoor Track, All Community Fitness Classes, and Locker Rooms. This programs price was a one-time fee of $45.00 for all L.A.M.C. students. NOW $35.00. A 10% Discount will be applied to groups that sign-up 2 or more people within the same transaction. Make sure to bring a copy of your receipt and current class schedule on your first day to the gym. ***Classes have Priority in the Fitness Center*** Summer Hours Monday-Friday: 7:00am - 9:00pm Saturday: 7:00am-12:30pm Contact the Fitness Center for more information www.lamission.edu (818) 364-7891 818-364-7891
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Scoutshire Woods
Hot
Distance
11.17 Miles
Address:
3483 Spring Hill Ave, Mobile, Alabama 36608
Girl Scouts builds confidence, character and courage through leadership development. Resident camp programs build self-esteem and skills. Camp programs encourage healthy interactions, outdoor activitiesand...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Camp Rap-A-Hope
Hot
Distance
12.58 Miles
Address:
2701 Airport Blvd, Mobile, Alabama 36606
Specialty camp for children with cancer. Outstanding staff, beautiful setting and medical support. No charge to campers.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Canoeing, Field Trips, Golf, Horseback Riding (Western), Kayaking,...
Distance
58.09 Miles
Address:
, Pensacola, Florida
Nike Tennis Camps is proud to offer overnight and day camps at the University of West Florida
Activities: Youth Programs
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Satsuma, AL Summer Camps
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Kid's Clay Camp Session 1 - Alto Pass, IL
Kids' Clay Camp for children ages 6-12 runs each day from 9AM to Noon. Participants will make four fun projects in 5 days, and can pick up fired projects two weeks after the end of camp. Cost is $125, which includes all materials. To register, contact us at 618-697-4258 or [email protected].
Youth bobcat wrestling camp - Berryville, AR
Open to everybody in grades 1-8. Cost to attend is $20.00 includes lunch. Money and forms need to be returned by march 18 if you have any questions feel free to call us at 870-654-2014
Older Teen Camp - Springville, AL
Summer Camp 2016 - Osceola, MO
3rd Session (June 25 - July 4) Piercing Arrow, Ft Union H. Roe Bartle Scout Reservation http://www.hoac-bsa.org/bartle
Teen Improv Summer Camp - Norfolk, VA
Jump head first into the wonderful world of improv comedy. This camp is open to teens from the age of 13 to 18, and absolutely no experience is needed. Students will explore the key tools behind both long and short form improvisation. We will play numerous improv games which will help to sharpen your mind and strengthen your public-speaking, social and team-building skills. We strive to create a safe, non-judgmental environment where teens can build confidence, make friends, and most importantly ... have fun. At the end of camp, all students will take part in a graduation show on the Push Comedy Theater stage. Students will also be eligible to perform in the 5th Annual Norfolk Comedy Festival in late September 2016. The Teen Improv Summer Camp will be July 11 thru 15 from 1pm to 3pm. Tutition: $200
Kid's Clay Camp Session 1 - Alto Pass, IL
Kids' Clay Camp for children ages 6-12 runs each day from 9AM to Noon. Participants will make four fun projects in 5 days, and can pick up fired projects two weeks after the end of camp. Cost is $125, which includes all materials. To register, contact us at 618-697-4258 or [email protected].
Youth bobcat wrestling camp - Berryville, AR
Open to everybody in grades 1-8. Cost to attend is $20.00 includes lunch. Money and forms need to be returned by march 18 if you have any questions feel free to call us at 870-654-2014
Older Teen Camp - Springville, AL
Summer Camp 2016 - Osceola, MO
3rd Session (June 25 - July 4) Piercing Arrow, Ft Union H. Roe Bartle Scout Reservation http://www.hoac-bsa.org/bartle
Teen Improv Summer Camp - Norfolk, VA
Jump head first into the wonderful world of improv comedy. This camp is open to teens from the age of 13 to 18, and absolutely no experience is needed. Students will explore the key tools behind both long and short form improvisation. We will play numerous improv games which will help to sharpen your mind and strengthen your public-speaking, social and team-building skills. We strive to create a safe, non-judgmental environment where teens can build confidence, make friends, and most importantly ... have fun. At the end of camp, all students will take part in a graduation show on the Push Comedy Theater stage. Students will also be eligible to perform in the 5th Annual Norfolk Comedy Festival in late September 2016. The Teen Improv Summer Camp will be July 11 thru 15 from 1pm to 3pm. Tutition: $200
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Robotics - Seattle Preparatory School
Do you think you can solve a highly interactive robotics game? Would you like to create an effective scoring robot both using tele-operated mode and autonomous mode using the VEX IQ Design system? If you answered yes to those questions, this is the camp for you! Students will learn how to design effective robots, overcome design challenges, and effectively use motors, gears and sensors in a winning combination to create a robot. On the last day of camp, participants will run their robots in a real competition in front of friends and family! VEX IQ robotics design system will be used to learn the art of engineering, science and programming. Willem Scholten is Seattle Preps robotics coach. He is passionate about introducing kids through hands-on learning, to the wonderful world of Robotics. Why Robotics? It is a perfect way to teach students about teamwork and to have them experience the wonders of applied math, physics, biology and the sciences in general, as well as computers and the arts (STEAM). 2063240400.0
Crafts and Cakes Week 4 - Building H
Join us for a week of marvelous crafts and unbelievable baking escapades! During the week well try our hand creating a variety of crafty projects and bake an assortment of delicious treats, including making our own afternoon snacks every day! In addition well discover books about baking and learn how baking and crafts help create community. Well also take time to explore the campus playgrounds, play games in the gym, and other fun activities! Director: Taylor Greenhill 9194932642.0
Future Stars Camp - Sunken Diamond
The Stanford FUTURE STARS CAMP is designed to be the best baseball camp you will ever attend. Campers will enjoy a full practice and a full game each day of camp, with first class instructors from over 30 universities. This type of setup allows for personal coaching from high level coaches, in addition to exposure to many other Schools besides just Stanford. The All Star camp has grown so much over the last few years that we have split it into multiple sessions to accommodate the demand. The Stanford FUTURE STARS CAMP is a DAY (NO DORM OPTION) CAMP. **To Register, please choose Primary Position** 6509962060.0
Super Hero/Princess Art Camp - OCS Arts Center
Campers will get together with other princesses to make a fashionable new ensemble for ruling their realm! They will make princess jewelry and jewelry box, a princess skirt and even their own mini castle out of clay! OR Campers will learn to be a super hero while creating their own super outfit. Faster than a speeding bullet......stronger than steel.......or even invisible? They will make their ultra identity and outfit, utility belt, and special tools for their power and even make an arch-nemesis out of clay. Instructors: Joan and Michael Liles This camp may be combined with: Aristocats Kids, Combined Cost: $300 *** A minimum $50 deposit each camp is due at sign-up (non-refundable). *** The remaining balance is due by first day of camp. 502-241-6018
Engineering in Nature - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Did you know that beavers have built a dam twice the size of the Hoover Dam? Or, that the second largest beaver dam is in Three Forks?! These engineers work for generations building underwater fortresses! Engineers find inspiration in nature every day. Investigate natural systems and hypothesize why they exist. Let nature inspire your experiments! 406-582-0526
Robotics - Seattle Preparatory School
Do you think you can solve a highly interactive robotics game? Would you like to create an effective scoring robot both using tele-operated mode and autonomous mode using the VEX IQ Design system? If you answered yes to those questions, this is the camp for you! Students will learn how to design effective robots, overcome design challenges, and effectively use motors, gears and sensors in a winning combination to create a robot. On the last day of camp, participants will run their robots in a real competition in front of friends and family! VEX IQ robotics design system will be used to learn the art of engineering, science and programming. Willem Scholten is Seattle Preps robotics coach. He is passionate about introducing kids through hands-on learning, to the wonderful world of Robotics. Why Robotics? It is a perfect way to teach students about teamwork and to have them experience the wonders of applied math, physics, biology and the sciences in general, as well as computers and the arts (STEAM). 2063240400.0
Crafts and Cakes Week 4 - Building H
Join us for a week of marvelous crafts and unbelievable baking escapades! During the week well try our hand creating a variety of crafty projects and bake an assortment of delicious treats, including making our own afternoon snacks every day! In addition well discover books about baking and learn how baking and crafts help create community. Well also take time to explore the campus playgrounds, play games in the gym, and other fun activities! Director: Taylor Greenhill 9194932642.0
Future Stars Camp - Sunken Diamond
The Stanford FUTURE STARS CAMP is designed to be the best baseball camp you will ever attend. Campers will enjoy a full practice and a full game each day of camp, with first class instructors from over 30 universities. This type of setup allows for personal coaching from high level coaches, in addition to exposure to many other Schools besides just Stanford. The All Star camp has grown so much over the last few years that we have split it into multiple sessions to accommodate the demand. The Stanford FUTURE STARS CAMP is a DAY (NO DORM OPTION) CAMP. **To Register, please choose Primary Position** 6509962060.0
Super Hero/Princess Art Camp - OCS Arts Center
Campers will get together with other princesses to make a fashionable new ensemble for ruling their realm! They will make princess jewelry and jewelry box, a princess skirt and even their own mini castle out of clay! OR Campers will learn to be a super hero while creating their own super outfit. Faster than a speeding bullet......stronger than steel.......or even invisible? They will make their ultra identity and outfit, utility belt, and special tools for their power and even make an arch-nemesis out of clay. Instructors: Joan and Michael Liles This camp may be combined with: Aristocats Kids, Combined Cost: $300 *** A minimum $50 deposit each camp is due at sign-up (non-refundable). *** The remaining balance is due by first day of camp. 502-241-6018
Engineering in Nature - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Did you know that beavers have built a dam twice the size of the Hoover Dam? Or, that the second largest beaver dam is in Three Forks?! These engineers work for generations building underwater fortresses! Engineers find inspiration in nature every day. Investigate natural systems and hypothesize why they exist. Let nature inspire your experiments! 406-582-0526